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The changelog can be found here:
-> https://fontawesome.com/docs/changelog/
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Fix inability to change themes when media query 'prefers-color-scheme: dark' is set
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With this update KaTeX will now use .woff2 instead of .woff webfonts.
Now the IE(Internet Explorer) is no longer compatible.
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removes media query 'prefers-color-scheme: dark', because it overrides
light theme root variables. added new localstorage variable that checks
for preference and if it has been set to dark before. not adding this
check would result in random theme switches.
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This commits ports the PR #61. This PR changes the way the author is
displayed in a list or single post, and also adds the functionality to
display reading time and word count.
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The use of CSS variables means that in the future the file can be better
maintained and the implementation of a dark mode is easier.
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While the last commit updated FontAwesome and added all types of webfont
back in. This commit removes all unnecessary webfont types that are only
compatible with specific browsers and the theme will now only use .woff
for FontAwesome.
In the future .woff might be switched for another webfont type.
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Adjustment of the CSS of the h1 headlines of pages, lists and terms to
achieve a well-rounded look and feel.
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Taxonomy list pages are now displayed in a nice tagcloud and adjust
automatically to look good.
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Some of the former colors were not suitable for dark mode and had to be
replaced.
Be aware that this might change the look and feel of your website also
in normal mode. Check the colors before applying them to your live
website.
If you want to change the colors use the customCSS feature of Vitae.
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Embedded gist inherits styling from static/css/main.css
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There is no need to make all font types of FontAwesome available.
- Now only .woff is used for FontAwesome
- This greatly reduces the repository space
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There is no style for HTML tables at the moment.
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The approach with CSS grids was not as good as desired. CSS floating is
better.
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* To start the redesign it is necessary to remove the complete CSS code
responsible for the theme.
* To ensure a good basic foundation for the design, the normalize.css
created by @necolas is used. [1]
* The fontawesome CSS file is also still in use.
[1] https://github.com/necolas/normalize.css
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Math typesetting is now built-in and can be used.
To avoid that the scripts are being loaded from third parties. The
required script and css files are now delivered directly with
hugo-vitae.
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Since the if clause is added for SEO purposes to the websites title,
the title size was based on h1 or h2 font size and this was a mistake.
The website title now has a fixed font size.
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These are remnants from the old theme `hugo-ink` that are unnecessary.
"::selection" and "::-moz-selection" are removed.
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The new year 2020 is bigger in characters then 2019 was. Because of that
there was a unwanted break. This is a quick fix for this problem.
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Now it is possible to display the author in the article with the additional
function 'authorlink' to provide a link to the website of the author.
1. Enable with 'listAuthor = true' in config
2. Front matter 'authorlink' enables a link to a website
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Since the last update Vitae shows every taxonomy a post is part of below the
content. This could lead to a very unpleasantly large number of taxonomies
under the post.
With the new front matter notaxanomy you can specify every taxonomy that
should be not visible below the post.
Like this -> notaxonomy = ["series","tags","authors"]
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